Want to instead 3D print this RC Car? Consider obtaining its NEW 3D model files here: cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/3d-printed-rc-car-with-steering-under-20-3d-modeled-pvc-car-design P.S. Add a whole new perspective to controlling your RC vehicle by adding this FPV Head-tracking Camera: ruclips.net/video/Tu0cay6S5WI/видео.html
Be proud of yourself my friend, they don't approve of you cuz they don't approve of themselves. Im proud of you thank you for persueing intellectual endeavors. Have fun!
I LOVE the mindset bro❤ But let me give you some advice, if you EVER do something to make someone ELSE proud you will be disappointed. Do things for YOURSELF, and GOD. NO ONE else.
This car is better than many toy cars they sell, it is more durable, and the best thing is that if it stops working, as the mechanism is not so complicated, it can be easily repaired.
Looks great, me and my dad will build it, because we don’t have enough money to go rc racing because my dad used to build rcs, and my dad said I have to figure it out myself and he will help me build it like I think it should be, this will really help, love the video!
Finally came across a great diy / creative project ... I do enjoy the simplecity and cleanliness of this project ... This guy never dissapoint to provide with us his good content!! Loved it!!
Thats amazing, I always wanted to get into something like that, but bigger for kids in my neighborhood to ride! But I have no time to spend years learning, and no clue where to start. My sister has cancer, and she's always wanted her own car, but can't drive because of some other health issues. I promised her I would make a small car for her one day. Its sill a wish I hold onto but struggling with my own mental have failed to complete. Your awesome man, really, I am sure you work hard on all your videos, amazing.
Would be cool of course, but I didn't want to increase the cost of a project that's intended for budget-level makers. Though I would be happy to do a video of where I make a FPV RC Drift car in the future. Thanks!
I am interested in building a very simple RCB, controllable for say 300ft. plus I want to add a release mechanism to drop my fish bait when it gets to where I want it. It will just be for fishing so not a fancy one. Thanks a lot.
Great video! Really enjoyed the content. One suggestion for even better performance would be to consider using a rechargeable battery, like the 18650mAh. It can provide a longer-lasting experience and save on the hassle of constantly replacing batteries. Keep up the good work!
I added alkaline batteries to make it more affordable for others to make the car. Not everyone these days can build one of these RC cars with lithium batteries under $20 total. Thanks for your kind comment!
It seems simple but it's not, thank you for making it seems so easy, you did it like a walk in the park! Yet, talking about improvement, I guess it's time to work on the radio control, making it more like the 'gun' style, you know, pull the trigger for speed and wheel for left and right.
I guess you can say I made a simple project but with more experience under the belt, using better materials and making techniques to make it a longer-lasting car, while still trying to make it easier for others. In the future I will consider making an improved version with proportional control! Cheers.
Amazing build! As always, I'm impressed with your build materials choice, so anyone can repeat your build! Also, you can try to add ESP camera from your previous video, but I'm not sure if the video feed latency will be comfortable to use it.
Thank you so much! Love hearing the support from viewers such as yourself, it makes my day. About making the car First Person Vision (FPV) Geared, sounds like a cool thing an Arduino-based RC Car could have. Cheers!
yooo can i use a rechargable 18650 batter instead? i think it's be much more sustainable that way but would the output current be enough? (3.7 v should be enough right?)
Hi, wanted to ask a question, what body scale can cover the whole chassis? Don't want mine to look like a monster truck. I don't want the wheels and axis poles to stick out (Great vid btw)
Well first off, it's that type of car that uses a slim body shell to cover only the middle part of the chassis front to back. If you want the whole car covered, look into 1:12 or 1:16 scale car shells. Look out for their dimensions first.
Hi there. Thanks for your comment. To achieve proportional control which I believe you're referring to, you'd have to switch to using hobby-grade parts (both transmitter and receiver) that use PWM control, its own ESC and so on.
Thank you. Putting the motor at the front of the car would over complicate things making the car's drive and steering mechanisms placed in one area. When spread out and have the drive mechanism at the rear like most toy cars, the manufacturing process is simplified. What you suggest would better work with a 4WD RC car that has differentials.
This is good content. I have a question. 1. The transmitter and receiver used now cannot be applied to one car at a time. Is there a way to individually control multiple different cars?
Thank you! The way to control multiple cars on different occasions with only one transmitter, is by tuning the transmitter's inductor coil with a screwdriver like I showed in the video on the car's receiver.
I really wanted to make a rc car on my own bc then I feel like it is very precious. Also I wanted to know how could I add additional motors and etc like maybe you add more lights even add a hook that hooks onto small thin poles like maybe in front of another car and pulls it on itself like a ramp behind to do that honestly I really don't know I am just asking this so I can make a rc car that's more unique bc that's the point otherwise why make ur own😅
Glad you chose this project! Adding additional motors is unnecessary when you can find a more powerful motor and find an appropriate mount and gear system for it. You can also add additional accessories as you mentioned through mounting them with PVC and glue/bolts.
Nice a cheap RC car video this helps with my project for class I have to take a item from a video game and see how viable to make one in real life my is the little robot from rainbow 6 and cods rcxd and this helps me alot
Very informative and cool video, many thanks! Will definitely build it with my god-son! I wonder if you might be able to advise - I fried the receiver on a toy car (by upgrading the battery from 7.5V to 8.4... !). The steering in the car has motor like your. Do you know if I would I be able to control / connect to this kind of steering motor with a standard RC receiver? Thank you in advance! :)
Hi, Michael. Many thanks for your comment! Great! To answer your question, it would all depend on the kind of receiver/controller setup you are using as there are many different types in the market. The motor this car uses for steering is rated 3-6V DC, but may have a higher input tolerance of up to 9V DC. Cheers!
@@MaxImagination Hi Max. Thanks a lot for your feedback! Ok I'll try to find more information and understand better the different output voltages of different receivers. I was basically looking at simply RC cars receivers. But what I don't quite understand yet is, could your steering motor be connected directly into a receiver? A servo is a type of motor (step motor?), but I guess not the same as your steering motor? And are servos controlled by the receiver with PWM, or PPM, or something else ? And what kind of signal does your steering motor receive?
I want to make this with my students! The pvc pipe looks like it has a much thinner wall that what I usually see. Could you share the diameter and type of pipe that it is? Thanks! Awesome video. Very approachable!
No, but I can explain to you how I made that happen. I first took measurements of the electric parts I had around and with a ruler and pencil, first drew out a rough blueprint of the plastic parts I want cut out on an A4 sheet of paper, then combined the parts I drew but all on one clean sheet of paper which turned out to be the final car blueprint. Then, I scanned and had the sheet of blueprints printed as a copy to paste onto a flat PVC pipe sheet to be cut.
Want to instead 3D print this RC Car? Consider obtaining its NEW 3D model files here: cults3d.com/en/3d-model/game/3d-printed-rc-car-with-steering-under-20-3d-modeled-pvc-car-design
P.S. Add a whole new perspective to controlling your RC vehicle by adding this FPV Head-tracking Camera: ruclips.net/video/Tu0cay6S5WI/видео.html
yes
He is the only guy to rival the Indian guy on RUclips.
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Hey dude, which one (btw I'm Indian)
@@bardeswati68 maybe he's talking about mini gear
Damn he's right
Im trying to build projects like these to impressive my parents.. one day they will be proud of me
You can do it!
Be proud of yourself my friend, they don't approve of you cuz they don't approve of themselves. Im proud of you thank you for persueing intellectual endeavors. Have fun!
Christ loves you no matter who else does
@@clark9369 inshallah
I LOVE the mindset bro❤
But let me give you some advice, if you EVER do something to make someone ELSE proud you will be disappointed. Do things for YOURSELF, and GOD. NO ONE else.
This car is better than many toy cars they sell, it is more durable, and the best thing is that if it stops working, as the mechanism is not so complicated, it can be easily repaired.
Totally! Thanks for your comment.
Although you can buy a rc car now for less than 20$, the joy of making one is unexplainable 👏
The process of making something you use is so much more rewarding ✨
Looks great, me and my dad will build it, because we don’t have enough money to go rc racing because my dad used to build rcs, and my dad said I have to figure it out myself and he will help me build it like I think it should be, this will really help, love the video!
I'm really glad to hear my video helped you... Thanks for your kind comment! 👍
No problem you deserve it.
Great project Max! Congratulations.
Hey! Thank you! 😀
its so nice that you should make a kit that everybody can buy and build and all the parts come in a box with build instructions
😀
Would be my dream type of product! Maybe one day I'll have such a kit...
@@MaxImagination Just don't charge 479.99 like everyone else lol
Finally came across a great diy / creative project ... I do enjoy the simplecity and cleanliness of this project ... This guy never dissapoint to provide with us his good content!!
Loved it!!
Thank you so much!
Brilliant video, Max. Great step-by-step guidance using basic components. Excellent 😊👍
Thanks a lot, James! I appreciate hearing that 😁
@@MaxImaginationremot control car kisi bhi remot se control ho sakta hai kya
what type of spring did you use
This guy is just like me. Take a idea and make it a reality. That is a true DIY projects. Looking forward to more great videos keep it up
Thanks a lot! 😃🙌🏻
I'm watching from sri lanka and highly satisfied with the content keep up the great work dude
Thanks so much! Will do! :)))
Thats amazing, I always wanted to get into something like that, but bigger for kids in my neighborhood to ride! But I have no time to spend years learning, and no clue where to start. My sister has cancer, and she's always wanted her own car, but can't drive because of some other health issues. I promised her I would make a small car for her one day. Its sill a wish I hold onto but struggling with my own mental have failed to complete. Your awesome man, really, I am sure you work hard on all your videos, amazing.
Thanks for your appreciation! Some great channels to watch when starting electronics would be GreatScott and AllAboutElectronics. Cheers.
I love what you are doing with your editing and way of presenting yourself, keep up the good work and content!
Thank you! Will do!
You remind me of Grant from the king of random
R.I.P legend
Wow!! That’s amazing 😍😍
Thank you, buddy! 😃✌🏻
Imagine going to a regional race and you see some mf pull out the budget booster💀
"Cheap thrills" 😂😂😂
One subscriber from India ❤
Glad to have you here! Cheers!
Awesome bro..I also made this type of car 🚗 when I was in middle school..It's really Awesome 👌🏻
Thank you, Adil! Oh cool, one of the cars we all at least have had fun with as boys 👍
Make a remotecontrolhelicopter
Where did you find the pvc so thin
Very good work max 👏🏾
Thanks for watching! :D
That was so clean
Awesome project, congratulations for the job, you are the guy 😁🤜🏼🤛🏼
Thank you, Tiago! I appreciate your support 😁🤜🏼🤛🏼
Yoooo you are soo coooool I always wanted to make my rc car but I don't know where to buy the stuffs . You are great bro. I hope you were my friend
You can do it! Thanks for your comments!
Great job Max!
Thank you!
Bro! You call this toy grade, but I'll fight anyone who says it's not hobby-quality! The league of scratch builders would love this haha
Haha, thanks a lot! I'm glad you think so!
It's very not hobby quality but it's still freakin cool
Wow man your going to be the next elon musk I am not joking 🔥🔥🔥
don't insult him like that
Max hats off 🙇🏼♂️
This is extraordinarily cool
Thank you! 😀
Amazing creation max🎉
Thank you, Astr0! 😃
Super cool, Max! Great build. Excellent tutorial.
It would be great to have a FPV camera and goggles. Plus the range could be made to go further. All in all very cool!!
Would be cool of course, but I didn't want to increase the cost of a project that's intended for budget-level makers. Though I would be happy to do a video of where I make a FPV RC Drift car in the future. Thanks!
Clean and crisp explaination
Thanks for your positive feedback!
I was going down the PicoW route for DIY build for my printed 1:32 scale cars but liking this a whole lot more. Nice work!
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching!
Cograts bro for your video,you are so creative!!!
Thank you! Cheers! 😀
I am interested in building a very simple RCB, controllable for say 300ft. plus I want to add a release mechanism to drop my fish bait when it gets to where I want it. It will just be for fishing so not a fancy one. Thanks a lot.
Sounds petty cool! Good luck with your RC boat! Don't let it get pulled in my any massive fish! ;-)
Cheers.
Pretty cool design🔥
Thanks, Kristoffer! 🙂
It look like factory made, really you work is very impressive specially for chassis, next time please try to make 4wd rc drift car
Thanks, Jonu! I appreciate that. Will write that down 👍
This guy is from future developed india😂❤... truly doing the indian way of diy😅
Someone's gotta make it happen!
Nice video with details, thanks for sharing components and schematic details, most videos don't show schematic,
I appreciate that! Glad you found my video and info helpful... Stay tuned for the upcoming project!
Another great video.
Thanks for watching, John! If you enjoyed this video, then you may like my latest one: ruclips.net/video/Ul0h5Maeoeg/видео.html
Very good. Enjoyed the diy base.
Thank you! Cheers!
I will build this with my dad, this is very cool
Great! Happy making!
Nice Work Man! Especially Chassis work!
Thanks a lot, man! 😀
a belt drive motor rc sweet 🙌🏽⚡️🏎️
Thanks for your comment, man! 😀
@@MaxImagination no problem 😉
Awesome Max!
Thank you for commenting!
Great work man
I appreciate it
Great video! Really enjoyed the content. One suggestion for even better performance would be to consider using a rechargeable battery, like the 18650mAh. It can provide a longer-lasting experience and save on the hassle of constantly replacing batteries. Keep up the good work!
I added alkaline batteries to make it more affordable for others to make the car. Not everyone these days can build one of these RC cars with lithium batteries under $20 total. Thanks for your kind comment!
Wow great work
Thank you! 👍
@@MaxImagination hi I do work like this but mine alwats use get spoilt fast pls can i jave ur email
A battery charging circuit for a smartphone battery would be a nice option for the next iteration.
Will keep this in mind when I make an upgraded version of this car :)
Just discovered the channel, such a good one!
Thank you for joining!
Perfect timing. I was just working on a build with your return to center steering method
Sweet. So cool to hear!
Great work and car! Cheers! 😀👍🛠️
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice. I could probably incorporate this into a $2 1-24 scale Audi R8 model I wanted to convert to RC. Perfect option to not blow the budget❤❤
Glad my video has helped... Happy making!
It seems simple but it's not, thank you for making it seems so easy, you did it like a walk in the park! Yet, talking about improvement, I guess it's time to work on the radio control, making it more like the 'gun' style, you know, pull the trigger for speed and wheel for left and right.
I guess you can say I made a simple project but with more experience under the belt, using better materials and making techniques to make it a longer-lasting car, while still trying to make it easier for others. In the future I will consider making an improved version with proportional control! Cheers.
Love your vids Max but could you show us how to use the KY-008 Laser sensor Module
this is sick
Really creative project, mesmerizing work! Congrats bro.
Thank you! Cheers!
Nice work!
Thank you! Cheers! Stay tuned for the next project 😁
Very inspirational, great job with the project!
Thank you! I appreciate that!
👍👍 I always love all your inventions
Thanks for watching! :D
Great job. I'm going to try this with the kid's 👍
Enjoy! Thanks for your comment.
Bro, I am very inspired by your idea Thank you very much
Thank you for your kind comment!
Thank you idol, I want try. GOD bless 🙏👍.
Thanks for your comment 😊
I watching every new upload idol, I'm from the Philippines. Thank you 🙏👍
awesome thoughts & brilliant excution for under 20$, keep it up mate 👊👊
Thanks! Will do!
thanks for the yellow bar at the bottom of the ad screen, makes skipping the ad section alot easier, and u get paid, win win
You're welcome!
You could use two phone batteries for less weight and more power. It is something I do to mine home-made rc cars and they work.
Good tip!
Very nice work, great thanks
Thank you! Cheers! 😀
cool car
Incredible 🎉,this is amazing ❤❤
Good brother 💙
Thanks! 🙂
Amazing build! As always, I'm impressed with your build materials choice, so anyone can repeat your build!
Also, you can try to add ESP camera from your previous video, but I'm not sure if the video feed latency will be comfortable to use it.
Thank you so much! Love hearing the support from viewers such as yourself, it makes my day.
About making the car First Person Vision (FPV) Geared, sounds like a cool thing an Arduino-based RC Car could have. Cheers!
@@MaxImagination You can mount a stanalone fpv module (camera + vtx), goes for around $30
quick question, when making the remote did you simply desolder the existing wires on the transmitter and resloder new plugs?
Yes, I desoldered the 3V (max) input power wires and used pin headers to connect it to the perf board.
@@MaxImagination thank you so much man, just made my car and I won my school project competition:)
yooo can i use a rechargable 18650 batter instead? i think it's be much more sustainable that way but would the output current be enough? (3.7 v should be enough right?)
Hi there. Yes, an 18650 will work (1S). Though, any higher cell configuration such as 2S, 3S and so on will burn the controller.
Hi, wanted to ask a question, what body scale can cover the whole chassis? Don't want mine to look like a monster truck. I don't want the wheels and axis poles to stick out
(Great vid btw)
Well first off, it's that type of car that uses a slim body shell to cover only the middle part of the chassis front to back. If you want the whole car covered, look into 1:12 or 1:16 scale car shells. Look out for their dimensions first.
@@MaxImagination thx :)
Superb
Amazing work. But i have some question. How can I upgrade this transmitter like slow to speedy what we shown gun type transmitter. Any idea?
Hi there. Thanks for your comment. To achieve proportional control which I believe you're referring to, you'd have to switch to using hobby-grade parts (both transmitter and receiver) that use PWM control, its own ESC and so on.
@@MaxImagination yes brother you catch my point what I want to say u. Thank u for reply.
great video, I 3d print and am going to use the blue print to create a fast print easy assemble version.
Same here. I have a range of 1:32 resin printable models. First one is the Ford Transit Mk1! (UK 😅)
I love this.
Dude, amazing.
Thanks a ton!
2 1/2 hours run time is super good for an RC car
For a non-rechargeable battery, yes, it's pretty decent.
Luv this guy 😇
great video!
how would the car change if you'd put the engine on the front wheels (like in most real cars)?
Thank you. Putting the motor at the front of the car would over complicate things making the car's drive and steering mechanisms placed in one area. When spread out and have the drive mechanism at the rear like most toy cars, the manufacturing process is simplified.
What you suggest would better work with a 4WD RC car that has differentials.
@@MaxImagination I already thought so, but if it would be a 4WD, would it then be better? or doesn't it make much difference?
Would be better yes, but a totally different type of toy car.
@@MaxImagination true
Excellent video! I'll make one!
Thanks for your comment. Happy making! 👍
Underrated
Ever since I was a kid I liked messing with this remote control cars opening them and do something different on them 😅😁😋
This is good content. I have a question.
1. The transmitter and receiver used now cannot be applied to one car at a time. Is there a way to individually control multiple different cars?
Thank you! The way to control multiple cars on different occasions with only one transmitter, is by tuning the transmitter's inductor coil with a screwdriver like I showed in the video on the car's receiver.
Tune the coil while both the car you want to attune to and transmitter are powered on, then turn until the frequencies match = wheels start turning.
I really wanted to make a rc car on my own bc then I feel like it is very precious.
Also I wanted to know how could I add additional motors and etc like maybe you add more lights even add a hook that hooks onto small thin poles like maybe in front of another car and pulls it on itself like a ramp behind to do that honestly I really don't know I am just asking this so I can make a rc car that's more unique bc that's the point otherwise why make ur own😅
Glad you chose this project! Adding additional motors is unnecessary when you can find a more powerful motor and find an appropriate mount and gear system for it. You can also add additional accessories as you mentioned through mounting them with PVC and glue/bolts.
I'm your biggest fan
The PVC techniques are very interesting. What kind of PVC glue is being used here?
Glad you like the car! Superglue.
@@MaxImagination I underestimated PVC with superglue, I'll have to try it out.
Nice a cheap RC car video this helps with my project for class I have to take a item from a video game and see how viable to make one in real life my is the little robot from rainbow 6 and cods rcxd and this helps me alot
Max superb. I really love the way you did. Since you are awsome could you teach me how to make an home help assistant please 🥺😀🤗
Hi there. Many thanks! What type of home assistant would you like to know about?
I have a question. What are the 330 Ohm resistor + LED from kit for and are they necessary or can you leave them out?
They are not necessary, you can leave them out. Their purpose is for power indication.
Bro thaks iam mlalayali iam very exited your project takyou🎉🎉
Welcome 👍
Thanks for your comment :)
you helped me with blue prints thank you bro it was very important for my project i am in 8th grade thank you very much
Glad I could help! Good luck with your future projects!
Awesome video my friend. 🍟🍟🍟🍦🍦🍦
Thanks for the visit!
Very informative and cool video, many thanks! Will definitely build it with my god-son!
I wonder if you might be able to advise - I fried the receiver on a toy car (by upgrading the battery from 7.5V to 8.4... !).
The steering in the car has motor like your. Do you know if I would I be able to control / connect to this kind of steering motor with a standard RC receiver? Thank you in advance! :)
Hi, Michael. Many thanks for your comment! Great!
To answer your question, it would all depend on the kind of receiver/controller setup you are using as there are many different types in the market. The motor this car uses for steering is rated 3-6V DC, but may have a higher input tolerance of up to 9V DC. Cheers!
@@MaxImagination Hi Max. Thanks a lot for your feedback! Ok I'll try to find more information and understand better the different output voltages of different receivers. I was basically looking at simply RC cars receivers.
But what I don't quite understand yet is, could your steering motor be connected directly into a receiver? A servo is a type of motor (step motor?), but I guess not the same as your steering motor?
And are servos controlled by the receiver with PWM, or PPM, or something else ? And what kind of signal does your steering motor receive?
Nice video!
Thanks!
You can use DC motor from shaving machine,9V 600mA battery and relay to make the car more capable and faster.
Yes, that could be done if one wants to. Good idea!
I want to make this with my students! The pvc pipe looks like it has a much thinner wall that what I usually see. Could you share the diameter and type of pipe that it is? Thanks! Awesome video. Very approachable!
Hi John, I used 2-inch electrical pipe. Thanks for your comment!
Please make a 4×4 car
Btw amazing work😊🎉
Thanks for the idea! I may try.
Do you have a tutorial on designing with sheet materials like this and on laying the design out to be printed?
No, but I can explain to you how I made that happen.
I first took measurements of the electric parts I had around and with a ruler and pencil, first drew out a rough blueprint of the plastic parts I want cut out on an A4 sheet of paper, then combined the parts I drew but all on one clean sheet of paper which turned out to be the final car blueprint. Then, I scanned and had the sheet of blueprints printed as a copy to paste onto a flat PVC pipe sheet to be cut.